Shows Like 2 Broke Girls

Whitney Cummings co-created; CBS multi-cam sitcom airing alongside 2 Broke Girls, same creator DNA and network slot.

Whitney Cummings created and starred; companion NBC sitcom launched same season as 2 Broke Girls, identical creator.

NYC female duo comedy at its purest — two broke young women navigating city life with sharp, irreverent humor.

Diner workplace sitcom with working-class female lead — the clearest structural and setting ancestor to 2 Broke Girls.

Workplace ensemble sitcom about low-wage workers dreaming bigger; same blue-collar humor and will-they chemistry.

NYC single-camera sitcom with a witty female lead, workplace banter, and romantic tension; same broadcast-era feel.

Female friendship ensemble sitcom with sharp comedic dynamics and working-world setting; same audience skew.

NYC female friendship workplace comedy; class and identity tensions mirror Max and Caroline's rich-vs-poor dynamic.

NYC female friendship group navigating ambition and broke-ish millennial life; modern spiritual successor.

Workplace multi-cam-esque sitcom with female duo dynamic and snappy one-liners; same broadcast comedy energy.

Brooklyn-set workplace ensemble sitcom with mismatched duo chemistry; shares NYC borough setting and snappy writing.

NYC young adults sitcom about friendship and struggling to make it; the genre template 2 Broke Girls riffs on.

NYC working-class female protagonist navigating a glamorous world she doesn't fit; riches-vs-rags class tension.

NYC mismatched best-friend duo sitcom with snappy repartee; same CBS multi-cam comedy tradition.

NYC fish-out-of-water female lead with class-contrast humor and witty one-liners; same CBS sitcom heritage.

Same broadcast era, female-led ensemble sitcom about broke young adults with big dreams and workplace/roommate comedy.

Restaurant-centered comedy with ensemble workplace warmth; food-service setting and underdog family spirit overlap.

The original female blue-collar duo sitcom — two working-class women with big dreams; the genre's deepest archetype.

NYC female lead with witty voice, class upheaval, and ambition to build something of her own; tone and gender lens align.

Witty female duo with rapid-fire dialogue, diner as social hub, and class-crossing friendship; tonal and structural echo.